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International Conference on Children, Youth, and Migration Studies

📅 5–6 Mar 2027 📍 Toronto, Canada 👤 Standard / Listener

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Conference session tracks

Key research areas covered across the sessions — tap a track to read more.

This track will explore the various migration policies affecting children and youth across different countries. It aims to analyze the implications of these policies on their rights, integration, and overall well-being.

This session will focus on the mental health issues faced by refugee youth in the context of displacement. It will highlight the importance of community support and accessible mental health services.

This track will examine how children and youth navigate their identities in multicultural environments. It will discuss the role of education and community initiatives in fostering cross-cultural understanding.

This session will investigate the psychological and social consequences of family separation due to migration. It will emphasize the need for policies that prioritize family unity and support.

This track will address effective strategies for promoting social inclusion among migrant youth. It will feature case studies and best practices from various communities.

This session will explore the impact of legal status on the rights and opportunities available to migrant children and youth. It will discuss the intersection of law, policy, and human rights.

This track will focus on the barriers to education faced by migrant children and youth. It will highlight innovative approaches to ensure equitable access to quality education.

This session will examine the role of community organizations in providing support to displaced youth. It will discuss collaborative efforts that enhance resilience and integration.

This track will analyze youth migration through the lens of human rights. It will explore the obligations of states and organizations to protect the rights of migrant children and youth.

This session will investigate how technology can be leveraged to support the needs of migrant children and youth. It will explore digital platforms that facilitate education, social connection, and advocacy.

This track will focus on the resilience and adaptive strategies employed by migrant children and youth in the face of adversity. It will highlight personal narratives and research findings that illustrate their strength and agency.